.), Hotels/motels, then smaller national commercial retail (Walgreens, furniture stores) Food - Pizza, fast food, full service restaurants - Smaller businesses like hair salons, insurance companies, etc.I'd think a major thing would be entertainment type venues, (movie theaters, Dave & Busters, bowling, fun parks, or ?

Fairgrounds/Amusement Parks/Entertainment FacilityOr maybe something even more different!

In my line of business, I don't entertain something that I have a long shot, I like to work with someone who knows what they want and how much they are willing to spend, anything less is just a waste of time.

I don't like to put vehicles in an LLC, but the LLC can pay for expenses and entertainment with limitations.There are two folks you need to talk to before you jump in, an attorney and an accountant/CPA. 

LARGE companies have several big projects starting soon, including a HUGE water park in Sevierville, a 700 acre destination/entertainment complex near Dollywood, and another 200+ acre project in Wears Valleys with restaurants and attractions.

the trailer park idea that @Vonn Peterson threw out was genius. when i entertained the thought, my plan was to choose a destination where I wanted to travel alot.

I am surprised they didn't entertain the offer.Perhaps they acquired the property for much less and can afford to sit on lower than average market rents in exchange for steady tenants.

This has been a very entertaining read today!

I found his presentation fascinating, entertaining, and jam-packed with great information and tons of statistical analysis to back his forecasts.

Some sellers won’t entertain certain loans because they want a quick close or what they feel is a stronger buyer.